County Board Adjourned April Session Votes Precincts
County Board proceedings of the April 1906 session show the resignation of Joseph Weech as overseer of road district No. 4 accepted. It approved Minidoka and Rupert voting precincts with Scheerer and Heyburn boundaries, changed Minidoka precinct lines, and ordered Kimama precinct subtended. Wards for Heyburn and Rupert precincts set. several road district appointments and justice positions approved. A petition for a census of Rupert was noted. a road district 11 boundary change denied. a bridge funding request denied. a trend grader purchase considered. ditches to be cleaned. water to be turned into ditches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Weech
Heyburs
B. M
Snake River
Rupert
Kimama
Atolched
J. F. Hunt
John F. Vincient
John A. Eggers
W.R. Killen
W. A. Kidwell
W H. Barker
H. L. Locklin
Eneas
Smith
Heyburn
B. Frank Trwin
Chas. C. Nelson
Darrah
Geo . J. Roessler
Big Wood River
Ben Darrah
Shoshore
Shoshone
Memorial Day notice for spare teams to attend cemetery
It is requested that all those with spare teams bring them to Memorial Day events so accommodations can be made for all to go to the cemetery by request of the committee.
Baptist Church announces Sunday services and new sermon topics
The church lists sermons for next Sunday including 11 am 8 pm preaching noon Sunday school 4 pm Bible study 7 15 pm Young Peoples Society and 3 pm preaching. A new sermon series covers The table Talks of Jesus The Heroes of Christian History The Story of the World's Great Men and their Religion Scenes from the History of the Early Christian Church The Story of the Origin of the World's Great Hymns and the Good they have accomplished Buried Cities dug up. You are invited to worship. Also includes village budget items and an advertising letters list from Shoshone post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples’ Society
Jesus
Mis Blanche Gwin Injured In Horse Drawn Buggy Accident
Miss Blanche Gwin suffered a broken right arm after leaping from a bucking buggy near the Gwin ranch last Saturday. The broken arm could not be set until Wednesday and she remained away from work pending recovery after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Gwin
Gwin Ranch
Miss Gwin
Dr. Baugh
Cemetery Beautified by Women's Study Club Efforts
The Cemetery Committee of the Women's Study Club completed planting trees around the cemetery. The improvements enhance the grounds significantly and reflect timely care. The club earns much credit for their thoughtfulness and the future upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Study Club
Woman's Study Club
Third Annual Sunday School Convention in Lincoln County
The third annual convention of the Sunday Schools of Lincoln County Idaho will be held May 24 and 25, 1906 at Gooding. The program lists devotional sessions, addresses by Rev. T. M. Patterson and Rev. J. H. Barton, papers by Mrs. F. Sullivan and Mrs. Thos. Gooding, round tables on topics like youth, primary work, and Sunday School administration, with multiple speakers including H. B. Crutcher and J. D. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Schools
Lincoln County
Ilaho
E. W. Bostrom
T. M. Patterson
A. F. Randall
James Russell
Caldwell
Hagerman
Thos, Gooding
Round Table
Sundy
H. E. Crutcher
Emmett
Sterling Justice
H. W. Parker
U. S
T. H. Barton
Boise
G. B. Novinger
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County Board
Minidoka
Scheerer
Township 8
E. B
Royas
Nroyal Baking Powder CO
New York
Robt. J. McMahon
Towit
J. F. White
Haney W. Anperson
Bower E. W. Crisp Barney
J. M. Burner, P.M
S. S
F. Sullivan
R. J. McMahon
J. H. Barton
H. B. Crutcher
Mark Noble
Ches. C. Newton
J. D. Johnson
Lake City
Jeruzalem Cruise
Swain
Inst National Bank
Shoshone, Idaho
B. Goopisa
F. W. Goovixa
Geo. B. Novixarr
F. R. Gooding
Pred W. Gandlng
Chas
0. Hempitil
Thos. H Gooding
Heman M. Berbers
Edward A Walters
E. W. Horton
Tdaho
E. W. Kleinman M
Starrh
Frank Whittington
W.D. Vredenburgh
U. S.L
Idaho
E. A. Walters
Frank T. Disney
Attorney At Law Notary Public
J.buggins
Baugh
W.br. Swope
Weaver
John Koets
Idahiq
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